“Your Local Weekly Since 1868  A Tradition Worth Keeping” THE MessengerFree  Our 147th Year  Issue 33  August 14, 2015 Hilliard honored Attorney Russell F. Hilliard of Upton & Hatfield, LLP, became President of the National Caucus of State Bar Associations at the recent ABA Annual Meeting in Chicago. The purpose of the caucus is to coordinate the efforts of state bar associations across the country in con- sidering and proposing matters before the American Bar. He has been ranked by Chambers USA’s America’s Leading Lawyers for Business, The Best Lawyers in America® and Super Lawyers. Tina Minard paints the face of Isabel Brotherton as brothers Corwin and Anthony wait for their turns at the New Assist Principal Annual Deering Fair. Sondra Brake has been named Assistant Principal at the Weare Middle School. She replaces John Mac- Arthur, who Maintaining Grassmere is now a principal at Goffstown Selectmen question future of Hall the Boynton Middle Vice Chairman Lemay told the Goffstown enough income to make it sustain itself. If we School Selectmen that he had seen the report on the can't, what's the next best thing to preserve in New Grasmere Town Hal and there were several the building? Selectman Adams said he'd like Ipswich. areas of concern. Chairman Georgantas asked to see how much money we have put into Mrs. Brake how much it would cost and Lemay said it this already to help decide what to do next. comes would have to go out to bid. It would have to Selectman Gross said he's not sure it's a sound to the Weare Middle School from the meet the Historic Registry requirements. business decision to keep putting money into Kearsarge Regional Middle School, where Selectman Brown wants to see if we it without knowing how it will be used. Lemay she was an English Language Arts, Social should stop the bleeding. Selectman Gross said he would ask to set up a meeting with Studies, and Special Educator since 2005. said "It is one of the true historic buildings in HDC and the Fire Chief so a decision can be She and her husband, Ernest, reside in town. We have to figure out if we can generate made. Sutton continuing their lifelong passion of working with youth. Franklin City Council to review Ethics Policy At the last City Council meeting, Franklin a higher standard." Postal Customer US Postage PRSRT STD

Hillsboro, NH Mayor Keen Merrifield mentioned that he had The city's ethic policy was to be reviewed PAID Permit #25 ECRWSS Visit us received several complaints about the actions every three years, but has not been reviewed in online at of City Councilors. Merrifield said that although quite a while. Councilor Glen Feener's commit- granitequill.com he and councilors are no better than any other tee to review the policy and report back with citizen, as public figures, "we should be held to their recommendations. Page 2 | The Messenger | August 14, 2015 | www.granitequill.com

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August 15, 2014 Country Service/City Selection • 833 S. Stark Highway Motorcyclist arrested going 185 mph on I-93 Hardware hours: M-Th 6-5:30; Fri. 6-7; Sat. 8-7; Sun. 9-4 • 529-7539 Three New London lifeguards save drowning woman Convenience/Deli hours: 6 am - 9 pm Daily • 529-7065 Selectmen approve renovations at Hopkinton Station New Highway Department truck stirs debate in Weare HARDWARE STORE & LUMBER YARD August 16, 2013 Community "Kicks In" for Cailin Quick response quells Hopkinton hepatitis A outbreak SHOP OUR Antrim paramedic arrested for stealing drugs Neighbors complain of noise at New London Barn Playhouse GREENER August 17, 2012 ® Town of Washington celebrates its 225th Anniversary OPTIONS Judge scolds Deering for "unchecked nepotism" Burglaries in Henniker, Bradford, Contoocook BAG SALE! ConVal aid charged with felonious sexual assault Get extra savings on August 19, 2011 everything you can Newport Town Manager search begins fit inside your ƫ Sutton discusses planning and zoning eco-friendly bag.* Sunapee hosts Summer Town Meeting *Exclusions apply. DOT officials meet with Henniker Selectmen SATURDAY, August 13, 2010 AUGUST 29TH, 2015 Discord erupts at Weare Police & Fire Depts 7 a.m. — 5 p.m. State blocks Mount Sunapee's summer plans Controversy erupts over "Bridge To Nowhere" • Shop every aisle for project essentials. Newport Block Grant "under advisement" August 14, 2009 • Reusable bag is ideal for shopping, organizing and Attorney General confiscates Windsor tax records other carry-all Prime Warner real estate goes to foreclosure conveniences. Weare and Andover teens killed in separate accidents Warner man rescued from Mount Kearsarge Country 3 Corners August 15, 2008 833 S. Stark Highway Weare, Angela Robinson to be honored at August 9th concert NH 03281 20%“Only good on Hardware Side”off Hardware: (603)529-7539 NH Chiefs honor Newbury EMS on all regular priced items you can fit inside your FREE Greener Options® bag. Deli: (603)529-7065 Sean Powers killed in "Death Alley" hit and run Valid at participating stores 8/29/15 — 8/29/15. Bennington and Francestown historic properties recognized Limit one bag per household. Offer valid on regular price items only. May not be combined with any other offer or coupon. Valid on in-stock August 17, 2007 merchandise only. Customer responsible for all taxes and fees. Excludes sale items, power equipment, power tools, small appliances, gift cards, lumber and mill work. Additional restrictions may apply. See store for Hillsboro Historical Society volunteers win national award details. ©2015 True Value® Company. All rights reserved. Warner hotel plans return to the Zoning Board Historic rail car returns to Contoocook roots CONVENIENCE & DELI Antrim cameras catch theft in progress August 18, 2006 Full service deli including marinated meats, Mistrial declared in Deering sexual assault case salads, pre-sliced meats, cheese, fresh Committee recommends renovating Bradford Town Hall produce and fresh made pizza! SAU #24 returns $658,732 to taxpayers Plea agreement reached in Hopkinton murder case WINE & CRAFT BEER August 19, 2005 Come see our featured Wine & Beer of the Week. Broken taillight leads to child endangerment charges Wine Tasting Every • Largest wine selection around. Newbury woman named LSPA Executive Director • Over 300 unique labels. It's official; Cricenti's Hillsborough market closes soon Friday 4:30-6:30pm • Providing quantity discounts. Man charged with DWI after hitting cruiser www.granitequill.com | August 14, 2015 | The Messenger | Page 3 Feds Say, 'You can raise the crops but you can't water them' The Army Corps of Engineers allows brooks without registering with the state, water could be taken out of the brook, the Hopkinton and Henniker Lions Clubs as long as they have obtained permission which the Lions Club would have to pay to maintain a community vegetable garden from the landowner, which the Corps has for. on its flood controlled Old Concord Road so far refused. The latest roadblock came as In the interim, water is being donated property, but will not allow them to water the Corps insisted that an environmental and delivered by water truck from Henni- the crops. impact study would have to be done before ker Artesian Well Co. For nearly two years the Henniker club has been asking for permission to access the brook which runs behind the property. The vegetables produced by the clubs are donated to local food pantries in Henniker, Hopkinton, Warner and Bradford. The club is asking for permission to withdraw 300 gallons of water from the brook twice a week to maintain the garden. However, the New Hampshire Department of Environ- mental Services allows people to take out 20,000 gallons of water out of rivers or Dunbarton 250th Celebration On Sunday, August 9,2015 from 12:00 noon to 3:30 p.m., the Dunoarton 250th Anniversary Committee, in conjunction with the Dunbarton Historical Society, will be hosting an Old Fashioned Lawn Party at the Town Common. There will be dignitaries present along with townspeople and friends. Bring your whole family to this event and enjoy Dun- barton. This is the time to meet your old Water, water everywhere, but not for this garden friends and reminisce. The Program will consist of the reading of the Town Charter from 1765, Dedication of the Town Flag, Dedication of a Town Quilt, the opening Bow Police seeking suspect in nine business burglaries of the 200th Time Capsule and presenta- The Bow police are looking for a single a baseball cap and Converse-style sneakers tion of a Mosaic of the Town Flag to the suspect in light of a recent spree of nine with a thick white sole and was seen carry- Dunbarton Elementary School followed burglaries. The burglaries all took place on ing a backpack. by a Band Concert by the Hopkinton River Road between August 1st and 3rd, At one point in the video, the man Town Band. In addition, there will be old and the man pried doors and windows open removed his hat to wipe his head, showing fashioned children's games for children of to gain access to each business. An unspeci- that his head appeared to be bald, police all ages put on by the Sons of the American fied amount of cash, a lock box and a bottle said. In all surveillance videos, the man Revolution plus demonstrations for the of whiskey were stolen, according to police. appeared to be on foot. Police are asking adults. There will be birthday cupcakes, ice The man was observed on a surveillance anyone with more information to call them cream and lemonade for all. video wearing a black jacket, cargo pants, at 228-0511. Any Husqvarna YTH Choose Our Tractors in stock Quality Lumber. $ Why “wood” you settle for less? 100 OFF If you’re interested in quality lumber and unparalleled service, Antrim Lumber should be your choice. Stop in and see us today. Aug. 1 - Sept. 30 0% FINANCING AVAILABLE Antrim Lumber Co. www.HUSQVARNA.com Copyright © 2013 Husqvarna AB (publ). 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The Goffstown Rotary Club prepared and gave away nearly 500 hot dogs at the recent "National Night Out" observance. Warner woman injured hiking in sandals A Warner woman was rescued from Magalloway Mountain in Pittsburg just before 2 pm on Sunday afternoon. NH Fish and Fuel Oils and LP Gas • Sales and Service Game officials say Rebecca J. Shannon 34, suffered non life- Our family has been serving the area’s heating needs for over 65 years! threatening injuries after slipping on rocks while descending a 24 Hour Gasoline and Diesel Pumps steep portion of Coot Trail. Shannon was carried ½ mile down the 20 Hall Ave. Henniker and Rte. 114 Bradford mountain to an awaiting ambulance, and transported to Upper 428-3333 • www.ayerandgoss.com Connecticut Valley Hospital in Colebrook.Improper footwear ap- peared to be a primary factor in the fall. “This is the second rescue in Pittsburg over the past 10 days, involving a hiker wearing san- TAKE YOUR MEDICINE dals for footwear”, stated Conservation Officer Chris Egan. Benzodiazepines — named for their chemical NEC accepting Mount Washington students structure — are among the most commonly pre- New England College is helping outgoing students from Mount scribed medications in developed countries. They in- Washington College find a silver lining. Upon learning of Mount clude alprazolam (Xanax), diazepam (Valium), and Washington College’s upcoming closure, students are grateful lorazepam (Ativan). The most common uses of ben- zodiazepines are to treat anxiety and sleep prob- for New England College’s acceptance of prior earned credits and lems. While effective for both conditions, the medi- approval to keep tuition rates the same as what they were paying. cations have risks, especially when used over long New England College may be the best option for Mount Washing- BY SARAH CHAPIN periods. Long-term use can lead to dependence and ton College students. Accredited and guided by similar founda- withdrawal symptoms when discontinued. In older people, research has shown that benzodiazepines can impair cognition, mobility, and tional roots, New England College offers Mount Washington Col- driving skills, and they increase the risk of falls. A new study in JAMA lege favorites, such as business, healthcare and criminal justice, in Psychiatry finds that prescription use of benzodiazepines — a wide- addition to numerous other programs. Be it online, in Henniker ly used class of sedative and anti-anxiety medications — increases or in Concord, New Hampshire, New England College’s unique, steadily with age, despite the known risks for older people. • • • hands-on academic experiences provide students with knowledge, Hypoparathyroidism is also associated with long-term complications skills and confidence that employers value. such as kidney damage, kidney stones, development of cataracts and calcification of soft tissues. Natpara, a hormonal injection adminis- Washington PD warns of pot meth labs tered once daily, helps to regulate the body’s calcium levels. The FDA The Washington Police Department will be sponsoring a granted Natpara orphan drug designation because it is intended to treat a rare disease. community informational session on the hazards of one-pot meth • • • labs. This is focused towards our DPW crew and citizens who A new analysis suggests that women who use bisphosphonates — participate in roadside clean up programs. Pot meth labs have medications commonly used to treat osteoporosis and other bone been found during clean up activities in other parts of the State conditions — have about half the risk of developing endometrial cancer as women who do not use the drugs. Published early online in and with meth production increasing in NH and Sullivan County CANCER, a peer-reviewed journal of the American Cancer Society, the and it will just be a matter of time before a one pot lab is found study supports other research that has shown an anti-cancer effect of on the side of the road during clean-ups. The session is August this type of medication. 27 at 3 pm at Camp Morgan Lodge. The presenter will be Officer • • • Presented as a service to the community by Joshua Boone of the Newport Police Department, a member of the area Clandestine Lab team. There is no charge to attend and it HENNIKER PHARMACY • 603-428-3456 is open to all. Please contact the Police Department at 495-3294 or P.O.Box 718 • Proctor Square • Henniker, NH 03242 [email protected] if you will be attending. www.granitequill.com | August 14, 2015 | The Messenger | Page 5 Franklin City Council asked to support 'Wild and Scenic River' Michele Tremblay, Chair of the Up- assured there would be none. cawen objected the matter was dropped, per Merrimack River Local Advisory Tremblay explained that the designa- but Franklin need not be hurt by Bosca- Committee, recently appeared before the tion was originally proposed in 2011 for a wen's decision. The Council took matter Franklin City Council urging Council- larger portion of the river but when Bos- under advisement. ors for support in designating portions of the Merrimack River as a "Wild and Scenic River." The National Wild and Scenic Riv- ers System was created by Congress in 1968 (Public Law 90-542; 16 U.S.C. 1271 et seq.) to preserve certain rivers with outstanding natural, cultural, and recre- ational values in a free-flowing condition for the enjoyment of present and future generations. The Act safeguards the special character of these rivers, while also recognizing the potential for their appropriate use and development. It en- courages river management that crosses municipal boundaries and promotes Michele Tremblay, Chair of the Upper Merrimack River Local Advisory Committee addresses public participation in developing goals the Franklin City Council. for river protection. Rivers may be designated by Congress Plans for Hancock Old Home Day on schedule or, if certain requirements are met, the Siobhan Martin, Old Home Day Com- area in the Meetinghouse for $2,132. The Secretary of the Interior. Each river is mittee Chair, provided the Hancock select- funds are available as contingency in the administered by either a federal or state men with an an update of Old Home Day Meetinghouse Restoration Fund carried agency. Designated segments need not plans. Expenses are projected to be within over from 2014. The Board unanimously include the entire river and may include budget. Arrangements for vendor pay- approved. Administrator Diane Kendall tributaries. For federally administered ments were made. Martin said volunteers reported receiving anticipated HIA Grant rivers, the designated boundaries gener- are needed for trash collection and moving Funds in the amount of $13,619. ally average one-quarter mile on either chairs. The Board complimented Martin Grassett also presented a photo of a car bank in the lower 48 states and one-half for a job well done and thanked her for parked in one of the Horse Shed stalls dur- mile on rivers outside national parks in volunteering as Chairperson. ing a Thursday evening concert. The board Alaska in order to protect river-related Public Works Director Kurt Grassett agreed that parking in sheds could cause values.Coucilor Tony Guinta inquired as presented a proposal from Colonial Wood- damage to the building and fragile founda- to the effect the designation would have working, Inc. of Bradford, to supply and tion and should be prohibited. Again, the on the City's Treatment Plant and was install handrails on the ramps and stage Board unanimously approved. SUMMER SALE! 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Looking for something new and reopened prior to the first day of school, weather permitting. This exciting? Well then this is the Show for you! Our Original Adaptation of the Classic Holiday Show, A Christmas Carol has both comedy notice, project updates, and plans are posted on the Town's Web and tender moments to delight audiences of all ages. site www.qoffstown.com (Go to Department of Public Works - Con- For more info: www.NHPerformingArts.com struction Projects). Please contact; Meghan Theriault, Goffstown 603-456-3294 • [email protected] Town Engineer, with any questions at (603) 497-3617 x 280 with any questions. 42 students in Aviation Career program Newport Airport was busy this week while 42 students’s attend- Buy a New 2015 Arctic Cat ed the Aviation Career Education (ACE) Camp. This is the first time Prowler or Wildcat™ and Get: for Newport to host the camp for students in the 6-12 grades. 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The award recognizes its significant improvements to NEW BOSTON the water system infrastructure, customer service, staff training, and operations to further protect public health of the customers HARDWARE it serves. The New England Waterworks Association will present the award during the Membership Recognition Gala at the Mt. Washington Resort in Bretton Woods, on Tuesday, September 22nd etown Hardwar Hom e S at 7pm during the Association's Annual Conference. r to u r o e H-D & Washington bus routes are on line Y The Hillsboro-Deering and Washington Bus Routes are avail- Stephen J. Young able in the News section of our website at www.hdsd.org. Mon-Sat 8-5 • Sun 9-3 SINCE 1995 Bacteria count closes Franklin beach New Boston Center Franklin's Griffin Beach has currently posted "No Swimming" New Boston, NH 03070 603-487-2239 due to a positive test result for a high bacteria count. www.granitequill.com | august 14, 2015 | The Messenger | Page 7 Andover Lions Club hosting Golf Classic at Country Club of NH The Andover Lions Club is pleased to communities. Lions Clubs sponsor many many youth programs, scholarships, and sponsor a Golf Classic at the Country Club sight and hearing screenings and provide other local community projects. We greatly of New Hampshire on September 21, with exams and glasses for those in need; spon- appreciate your support and urge your registration at 9 to 9:45am and shotgun sor the Scout troop and pack; co-sponsor participation in this golf event. We thank start at 10am. It will be a scramble format the Andover Food Pantry, and sponsor you, and the people we serve. with regular open division and separate divisions for golfers over 65 years of age; golfers over 75 years of age; and for lady golfers of undocumented ages. All mem- bers of the foursome- must meet the age requirement. Prizes will be given in all divisions. Coffee will be available at regis- tration, food at hole #9 tee, and snacks at the awards ceremony. The entry fee is $75 per person or $280 per foursome, which includes green fees, cart, awards, and gifts. Sponsors are sought for each hole, a $50 donation, and for each golf cart, a $25 do- nation. Appropriate signs will be displayed recognizing the sponsors. For more infor- mation and an official entry form, contact Bill Leber at 735- 5144; Howard George at 735-5590; or Bill Kennedy at 768-3318. The Lions of Andover request your sup- port for a day of fun and fundraising as we Select Board Chair Keith Lacasse swears in Woodrow "Woody" Weatherly as Weare's newest police officer as Chief Sean Kelly and girlfriend Jaime Chabot look on. raise money to support the many projects and activities for the benefit of the local

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About 60 people attended the Annual Meeting. Sunday, August 23, 2015 Lake Association holds annual Meeting Those attending the annual Meeting of the Franklin Pierce Noon-4:30 PM lake Association received an update on the FPLA’s progress on Lake Host boat inspections at the Manahan Boat Launch, record- Pats Peak Ski Area ing over 400 contacts with visitors to the lake, Weed Watching monitoring, and water quality testing from Board members Lucy Flanders Road, Henniker, NH Hill, Todd Birkebak, and Ron Cheetham and returning member Cindy Riordan. “Mike Hitchko of Eversource joined us for a valu- THANK YOU able discussion of the plans for Eversource to divest their power to our sponsors! Ameriprise generation assets, including the dam and hydro plant of Pierce Lake” noted Board member Ann Gilbert. Randy Allen added “I Henniker Farm & Country live across from that dam and, like all the folks who live here and Store Henniker Pharmacy enjoy our lake, we are concerned about who will continue the great collaboration we have had with PSNH in managing the dam and Morse Sporting Goods the lake’s water level.” R.C. Brayshaw Goffstown Republicans host Annual BBQ Scott Dias Custom Building The Goffstown GOP hosts its Annual BBQ and First Annual Pine Tree Riot Commemoration.Learn about Goffstown's part in the American Revolution. Come meet some of the Republican Media Partners Presidential Candidates and talk face-to-face with them. Try to Binnie Media Group dunk some of the Goffstown State Reps. Enjoy a great BBQ dinner Granite Quill Publishing from the best Goffstown supplier in a beautiful outdoor venue. Sunday, 23rd August from 1pm to 4pm at Lemay's, 116 Daniel Lakeside Design Plummer Road, Goffstown, NH. Buy your tickets in advance at GoffstownGOP.org and save 20%. Cruise on Peterborough fireman sentenced for arson down in your A former firefighter from Peterborough was sentenced to at least four years in prison for a string of arsons in downtown Dur- Classic Car ham in February 2013. The state asked for up to 25 years in prison for all to see! for Gregory Potter, 22, while his defense asked for five. Gregory Potter was convicted of setting five fires in downtown Durham at Cruise-InCruise-In multi-unit buildings with about 100 residents inside, most of them on the mountain! University of New Hampshire students."What killed me in this case is this is a firefighter turned arsonist," Duram Fire Chief Corey There is no fee to display a vehicle at the Cruise-In, Landry said. but to participate in the activities at Chili Fest, the ADMISSION is $12 per adult Henniker Playground Committee meets The Playground Committee for the Henniker Community $6 for children (10 and under) School, which is a sub-committee of the Facilities Committee of the Henniker School Board, will meet on Wednesday, August 19 Like Us at 6 PM in the school library. The Playground Committee, which is comprised of community, staff, and school board members, is Download applications working on generating ideas for a new playground with the goal of and chili entry forms ChiliNewHampshire.org presenting design ideas to the full school board in October. www.granitequill.com | august 14, 2015 | The Messenger | Page 9 Bid specifications for Bow's Public Safety Building drafted Bow Selectman Harry Judd handed out include the 100 foot setback requirement. Appendices include: a list of minimum an updated draft RFP for a design-build Regarding the provision for “...the develop- requirements for uses of the Public Safety contractor and reviewed it with the Public ment of detailed designs to be reviewed Building; summary of requirements; list of Safety Building Committee. Judd told the by the Bow Planning Board and used at equipment the bidder will need to provide; Committee that the bidders are being put the March 2016 Town Meeting,” a specific suggested building standards; list of equip- on notice that of the $5 million, funds will due-date for those designs will be specified. ment owned by the Town that the contrac- be held back to pay for portions of the proj- Further discussion with the consultant, tor will be required to relocate and install; ect that will be completed or provided by CMA Engineers, is needed on the evalua- and a list of options which are to be priced the Town itself and are not the responsibil- tion process. separately. ity of the design-build contractor. The RFP spells out what is, or what is not, included in the scope of the work for the bidder. He suggested having the bid conference at the Community Building rather than Town Hall. The Town is willing to waive certain fees, which are listed in the RFP. Other fees will be the responsibility of the design-build contractor and they are also spelled out in the RFP. Planning Board review of the final design is not being waived as the Town is holding itself to the same standards as a private contractor. A list of persons that cannot be con- tacted about the project will be provided Henniker Police Chief Ryan Murdough (r) presents former Sergeant Matt French (l) with (i.e. Committee members, and members of a plaque containing his badge in recognition and appreciation of his 22 years of service the Police or Fire Departments.) The Back- in the Department. 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Legal Notice Notice of a Finding of No Signifi cant Impact

The USDA, Rural Development’s Business Program (Rural Business Service) has received an application for fi nancial assistance from Riverside Precision Sheet Metal Inc. The proposed project consists of the construction of a 20,000 square foot manufacturing facility at 15 Intervale Drive in Hillsborough, NH which will be located within a 100-year fl oodplain.

As required by the National Environmental Policy Act, the Rural Development has assessed the potential environmental effects of the proposed project and has determined that the proposal will not have a signifi cant effect on the human environment and for which an Environment Impact Statement will not be prepared. The basis of this Brian Doyle the helmsman in the Sonar Class sail boat with the yellow sail determination is the alternative site analysis provided by Riverside took first place the Lake Sunapee Division 1 Cruising Fleet Race held August Precision Sheet Metal, the Town of Hillsborough involvement ad- 5 on Lake Sunapee. The non profit Lake Sunapee Cruising Fleet holds races dressing the fl oodplain issue and the positive economic impact the on Lake Sunapee every Wednesday evening and every other Sunday from project will have for the community. May to September. Paul Howe photo.

Copies of the Environmental Assessment can be reviewed at 87 State Street, Suite 324, PO Box 249 in Montpelier, VT 05601-0249 (802-828-6031). For further information, please contact Cheryl A. Hillsborough Head Start Now Enrolling Ducharme, Business Program Director at 802-828-6083. The Hillsborough Head Start program is currently accepting applications for the 2015-16 school year. The center is located at Any written comments regarding this determination should be provid- 21 School Street in Hillsborough and offers a half day preschool ed within fi fteen (15) days of this publication to Cheryl A. Ducharme, program for children 3 and 4 years of age from Hillsborough and the Business Programs Director at 87 State Street, Suite 324. PO Box 249, surrounding communities. The program is free for families who meet Montpelier, VT 05601-0249. USDA, Rural Development will make the income eligibility guidelines. Head Start is a national program no further decisions regarding this proposed action during this fi fteen- that promotes school readiness by helping preschoolers develop the day period. A general location map of the proposal is shown below. early reading, math and social skills they need for a successful transi- Published in The Messenger Aug. 7 & Aug. 14 tion to kindergarten. The program also provides nutritious breakfast and lunch, family support and opportunities for family involvement. If your child will be 3 or 4 by September 30 you may be eligible. For Pre-Season Sale! more information or to complete an application call Donna at 668- 8010 ext. 6098. Give your child a Head Start on learning. New Charter School opening in Franklin 100% Hardwood pellets Compass Classical Academy, a new charter school will open in Franklin with about 70 elementary school students in September. with incredible Pricing! Although the school will be temporarily located in Franklin plans call for a move to Northfield. The academy, has space for 120 chil- dren, will open for students in kindergarten through fifth grade this Forklift Delivery Available* fall and hopes to grow by one grade level each year until it serves kindergarten through 12th grade. The charter was approved by the state in October, with a curriculum based on Core Knowledge and Singapore math.The teachings are part of the trivium, consisting of the seven liberal arts; astronomy, geometry, music and arithmetic. MacDowell Medal awarded posthumously The MacDowell Colony bestowed its prestigious MacDowell Medal posthumously to conductor and composer Gunther Schuller last Sunday afternoon. A friend of Schuller’s, pianist and composer Yehudi Wyner, accepted the 2015 Edward MacDowell Medal OpenWhile 7 Suppliesdays a Last, week! Not to be combined with other oīers. on behalf of Schuller’s family at the ceremony at the MacDowell Sale Ends 8/31/2015 *See store for details Colony on High Street. Schuller was considered a master of jazz and classical music.He earned a Pulitzer Prize in 1994 for “Of Reminiscences and Reflections,” and was still composing despite illness when he died on June 21 in Boston at the age of 89. Newport & Claremont Boards meeting On Thursday, August 13th, from 5:00-6:15 pm, the Claremont and 717 Route 103 E. Warner NH Newport school boards and superintendents met to discuss the future 603-746-4477 of the SRV Vo-Tech programs in both districts. They met in the Lou Thompson Room in the Newport Tech Center building. www.granitequill.com | august 14, 2015 | The Messenger | Page 11

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Page 12 | The Messenger | august 14, 2015 | www.granitequill.com Letters to the Editor THE Messenger A Publication of Granite Quill Publishers Your Hometown Weekly Since 1868 A Tradition Worth Keeping! 246 West Main Street • PO Box 1190 Hillsboro, NH 03244-1190 Phone: 464-3388 • Fax: 603-464-4106 E-mail: [email protected] www.granitequill.com STAFF Leigh Bosse: Publisher Joyce Bosse: Editor Beauty is in the eye…….. stayed closer to the tree canopy. Note that the Christi Macomber: Advertising Design Good afternoon Leigh – I hope you will Bible Hill tower is about 130’ and can be seen Gail Stratos: Publication Design & Layout, publish this along with the attached picture. from the lake. That is fine. It has only one I was quite disappointed in your large pic- cell antenna and that is all it currently needs Advertising Design, Production & Website ture of a power pole on page 12 of the 8/7/15 because that single antenna can accommo- Deborah Belanger: Account Representative Messenger with the caption in the subject date all the cell phones that pass by. How can Mary Yuryan: Account Representative above. Unfortunately, because your cover- this be? Roaming. We don’t need 5 antenna Wendy Bamford: Account Representative age was either non-existent or from afar, you on a 15 story structure lurking only 800’ from DEADLINE: truly do not understand the issues here. The the lake, one will work fine. Most of us are Monday at 5pm prior to Fri. publication. purpose and intent of Antrim’s Cell Tower ok with that. They attempted to somehow zoning (article XIV-B) is to “provide for camouflage if by painting it, making it more ADVERTISEMENT ERRORS: reasonable opportunity for the siting of (a cell blended into the background by making it a We will be responsible for errors in advertise- tower)…while preserving unique viewsheds decent monopine (but this costs more and ments only to the extent of correcting the and scenic values of the Town.” requires more maintenance so that is not be- same in the next issue using space equal Had you attended these hearings in ing considered). to the items in error. earnest, you would have heard that our final The issue here is not a problem with arguments are not that we don’t want cell technology, it is a problem with a town ZBA LETTERS POLICY: coverage and cell service in this locale, but not performing their due diligence, not We will print signed letters to the editor rather that it can be done with significantly understanding the FACTS of the case, and on a space available basis. Letters should be less impact to the viewsheds of the 19th larg- ignoring their own ordinance. They are be- no more than 250 words, typed or e-mailed. est body of water in the State of NH, Franklin ing railroaded by a high priced lawyer and a Letters must be signed but names may be Pierce Lake. This man made resource pro- company who is getting a sweetheart of a long excluded upon request. vides year round enjoyment to people near term lease from the land owner. They don’t PHOTO SUBMISSIONS: and far. Snowmobilers, cross country skiers, care about their neighbors and lake visitors, We encourage individuals and groups to snowshoers, and ice fishermen in the winter; only about their pocketbook. I can guarantee swimmers, fishermen, boaters, kayakers, that if this tower is erected in the locale and at submit photos of their events or activities, sailers, and people who just like to get outside the height already approved, both the towns either by mail or e-mail. and enjoy the natural beauty of a lake the rest of Antrim and Hillsborough will be spending CORRECTIONS POLICY: of the year. If you had attended the Antrim foolish money on fighting people who are We strive every day to present full, fair and Zoning Board meetings more than twice you going to be seeking tax abatements because accurate news reports. We will correct, in this would have heard us clearly and definitively the waterfront properties that command the space, factual inaccuracies in our coverage. state that a cell tower is fine – just not at that highest tax rates in town, are now looking at We encourage readers to tell us if we have height in that place. an out of place structure that could be some- made a mistake. It would be better; where else. If it were in less conspicuous places like If you, or any of your readers feel strongly the old Hawthorne College water tower (ITW about protecting this natural resource, unique never investigated that location which is sev- viewshed, and maintaining Antrim’s (and Also from The Granite Quill: eral hundred feet higher than the proposed Hillsborough’s) scenic values, please feel free location on the lake) or just a mile or two to write a check to our non-profit “Pierce IN New Hampshire down route 9; Lake Cell Tower Opposition Fund” at Lake Your Guide to What’s Happening in the Granite State If it wasn’t 150 feet tall (the only reason Sunapee Bank to help us offset our forthcom- Senior Lifestyles they want this height is because they can ing legal costs. A Guide for New Hampshire’s Active Seniors charge rent for up to 5 carriers – but currently Art Kaufman on behalf of the they do not even have one identified) but Pierce Lake Association www.granitequill.com | august 14, 2015 | The Messenger | Page 13

Guest Editorial Scott Hilliard THE Christie can be trusted to lead, productive members of society. It takes lead- solve problems ership to acknowledge that our society has Messenger As a lifelong law enforcement professional not done enough to confront this problem, and the current sheriff of the third-largest and it takes courage to propose a specific plan Pick up your Messenger at: county in New Hampshire, there are specific that provides a meaningful solution. But that Andover: Jake's, Circle K, Diner, qualities I look for while assessing the exten- is exactly why Chris Christie should be our Antrim: Antrim Marketplace, Rick & Dianne's, sive field of presidential candidates. I want next president – he has the strength and re- Edmunds a president who I can trust – someone who solve to tell it like it is, even when it would be Bennington: Albertos, Harris Convenience, is willing to tell the truth, even when it is not simpler to just talk about the problem without General Store politically popular. I want a president who is proposing any specific solution. Bow: Town Office, Mobil, Chen Yang Li compassionate and can understand the strug- Chris Christie has never been one to shy Bradford: Bradford Marketplace, Bank, Post gles of our neighbors in these difficult times. away in the face of opposition. He is tough Office, Appleseed I want a president who has the strength to enough to take on the challenge of a Wash- Claremont: Hannafords Market Basket make the tough calls to keep America safe in a ington that no longer works for the American Dunbarton: Paige Corner dangerous world. And I want a president who people. As governor of New Jersey, Chris Elkins: Post Office can work with both parties, to forge compro- Christie had to work with a legislature of the Francestown: General Store mise and deliver results for the people who opposite party. He had to forge compromise. Franklin: Hannafords, City Hall, Harvest Barn, elected them to lead. He had to get results for the people who Cumberland Farms, Pizza Chef After reviewing and observing each of elected him. That’s exactly what he did. As Georges Mills: Jake's Market the Republican candidates for president, I governor, Chris Christie brought both parties Goffstown: Sully's, Sawyers, Vicksters, have found the individual who fits all of those together to cut taxes, reduce spending, im- Village Trestle, Shell, Cumberland Farms, qualities: Gov. Chris Christie. prove education and reduce crime. No other China Gormet I know I can trust Chris Christie to tell me candidate for president has accomplished so Grantham: Rum Brook Market, Circle K the truth because I have seen it firsthand. much while working with a legislature that so Greenfield: Harvester Market In one of his many town hall meetings in often disagrees with them – and that’s exactly Goshen: General Store, Lumber Barn New Hampshire, I sat in a crowded Ameri- the skill set we need in Washington, D.C. Guild: Post Office, Wool Room can Legion in Pembroke and watched Gov. Most importantly to me, I know Gov. Hancock: General Store, Fiddleheads Christie answer questions for two hours from Christie has the strength to keep our nation Henniker: Harvester, Pharmacy, All In One attendees – regardless of whether or not they safe. As a U.S. attorney for 7½ years, Chris Market, Henniker Farm Store, Edmunds agreed with him. Gov. Christie didn’t shy Christie prosecuted terrorists, drug lords Hillsborough: Shaws, Post Office, Sweet away from the tough questions, he embraced and corrupt politicians in New Jersey. After Expressions, Sue's Diner, JD Foods, Lake Sunap- them. He also didn’t pander, he stood firm receiving his appointment from President ee Bank, Santander, Bank of NH, McDonalds, by his positions and explained why he felt his Bush the day before the Sept. 11 attacks, Gov. Subway, Dunkin' Donuts, William's Store stance was in the best interest of our country. Christie was tasked with utilizing our intelli- Hopkinton: Town Hall, Cracker Barrel I also sat with Gov. Christie and his wife, gence capabilities to foil terrorist plots before Jaffrey: Belletetes, Mr Mike's, Dunkin' Donuts Mary Pat, at the Webster Place drug recovery they were implemented. Keene: Hannafords, Price Chopper center in Franklin and saw the compassion in He accomplished that objective. Chris Lebanon: Shaws (2), Price Chopper (2) his eyes as he spoke with a mother who lost Christie used the tools in the Patriot Act to Newbury: Marzelli's, Bubba's, Post Office her daughter to the torment of drug addic- prosecute the Fort Dix Six, a group of terror- Newport: Shaws, Caronis Market, T-Bird, tion. Here in Merrimack County, I have seen ists who tried to purchase weapons to attack Circle K, Quick Stop drug addiction tear apart families and destroy a military base in New Jersey. He also had a lives. I know how critical it is for law enforce- sterling record in prosecuting political cor- New Boston: General Store ment officers in our communities to have the ruption. He disrupted the network of patron- New London: Hannafords, Colonial tools to battle this crisis, and those who find age and graft that permeated New Jersey’s Pharmacy, Mackenna's, Jake's Market themselves addicted need the resources to government by convicting 130 public officials Peterborough: Shaws, Toadstool, Mr Mike's, heal and recover. for corruption. Hospital, Dunkin' Donuts, Brady's, Roy's, Fortunately, Chris Christie is serious In one word, what summarizes my Nonnies about addressing this epidemic. Gov. Christie support for Gov. Christie? Leadership. The Rindge: Market Basket, Hannaford outlined his plan to empower our local law leadership to identify a problem, propose a Sunapee: Mini Mart, Pizza Market, Town Hall enforcement officers, modernize our outdated bold solution and be unafraid of the politi- Sutton: Vernondale Store, Post Offices incarceration system and reform the way cal consequences that follow from doing the Warner: Market Basket, Foothills, Circle K we treat nonviolent drug offenders. His plan right thing for the people you serve. I hope Washington: General Store is both compassionate and common sense. you will join me in supporting Chris Christie Weare: Town Hall, Dimitri's, Country 3, Instead of throwing people battling addiction for president. Now more than ever, America Langtots, Coburn's Store in prison, only for them to be released and re- needs a leader who is not afraid to tell it like Wilmot: Park & Go offend, his plan prioritizes treatment in order it is. (Scott Hilliard is the Merrimack County to help them reclaim their lives and become sheriff.) Page 14 | The Messenger | august 14, 2015 | www.granitequill.com

The Hillcat Summer Theatre gave a trio of rousing performances of "Chitty Chitty Bang Bang" over the weekend.

AMERICAN LEGION NIGHTS Chinese Restaurant Food • Entertainment SUNDAY: Ace of Hearts 5:00 Great Food with Dinner 4:00-6:00 Great Prices Brick House Great Service Restaurant & Bar AUGUST 2: 4:00-6:00 Shepard’s Pie, Dinner Rolls • OPEN MIC NIGHT • 207 Thurs. 8:30-11pm and Cookies Dine in or take out. Hosted by the Collin Issoti Band OPEN: Mon.-Thu. 11-9:30pm W. Main St. Hours: Sun-Thurs 11am-9pm; Fri. & Sat. 11am-10pm STARTING AUGUST 10 Fri. & Sat. 11-10pm 125 West Main Street, Hillsboro • 680-4146 Sunday 12noon - 9:30pm Hillsboro www.brickhousehillsboro.com MONDAY: Open Mike Night 603-464-0219 • 603-464-6488 and Taco Bar Food 4:00- 7:00; Open Mike from 4:00-8:30 Szechuan • Hong Kong • Cantonese Cuisine TUESDAY: Wing Night 4:00- THE APPLESEED RESTAURANT 8:00 Happy Hour: 50¢ OFF & CATERING SERVICES ALL DRINKS Lake Todd • P.O. Box 774 • Bradford, NH 03221 An Establishment of Good Taste Catering for all occasions WEDNESDAY NIGHT: Ladies Sundays at 5pm: Live music “Country Dining... at Country Prices” throughout the summer Night: ALL DRINKS 1/2 OFF 938-2100 • www.Appleseedrestaurant.com & fall. Check facebook page HRS: Tues.-Sun., 5:00 pm-9:00 pm • Closed Mon. for who is playing! THURSDAY: Bingo - Doors open Come enjoy dinner Original cuisine using only the freshest at 5:00 ingredients, making it the best of its kind on our deck overlooking anywhere! All Homemade Fare! FRIDAY: Fish Fry 4:30-8:00 beautiful Lake Todd. Visit our website for menus & specials at American Legion www.tookymillspub.com Delicious nightly specials, YOUNG-RICHARDSON Sun-Thurs 11:30am-9pm; Fri & Sat 11:30am-10pm always made with 9 Depot St. • Hillsboro • 464-6700 POST #59 • HILLSBORO Est. 1999 • Sean Burt, Proprietor 478-0091 Appleseed Love. < www.granitequill.com | august 14, 2015 | The Messenger | Page 15 Only minor injuries as driver loses control-truck ends up in lake Route 11 was closed last Monday Capt. Gary Hicks of the Franklin Fire The road was closed for several hours morning after a flatbed truck crashed Department. after the accident. into Webster Lake. According to fire of- ficials, the truck was traveling eastbound alongside the lake and ended up hitting a trailer attached to an unoccupied pickup truck on the side of the road, causing the flatbed truck to veer into the lake. The driver of the truck was taken to the hospital with minor injuries. He was seen standing minutes after the crash. "On Sunday the dock that he hit was loaded with little kids, but it wasn't a weekend and everything was empty." "We're very lucky there's no other vehicles involved in this," said Sgt. Daniel Poirier of the Franklin Police Depart- ment. As a precaution, a boom was put around the truck to keep fuel from spreading further into the lake. By the afternoon, Department of Environmental Services crews began pumping out the fuel so the truck could be removed from the lake safely. "There is a slight sheen in the water and we don't believe it is anything other than fuels that may be on the engine that were washed up from the water," said The driver of this truck escped with minor injuries

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Jazz at Sea with Blue Note Records

Transatlantic Crossing aboard Queen Mary 2 People gather to watch rubber ducks float down the Sugar River in Su- napee Harbor August 8. The race was a fund raiser for students at Sunapee New York to Southampton Middle High School to take a trip to Spain. Cash prize winners were Joel Lewis first, Tim Fleury second and Jake Austin third. Two play Adventure 7 nights 29 Oct 2015 M526 Park Play All Day passes at the Mount Sunapee Adventure Park were won by Olivia Scheele and two Mount Sunapee day ski passes were won by Inside fares from* Katie Bacon. Paul Howe photo. $999

Cunard welcomes Natalie Cole and Blue Note Records’ 75th Anniversary All-Star band aboard for a very special collaboration, Jazz at Sea. This exciting entertainment Alma Mater partnership will debut on Queen Mary 2’s 29 October 2015 sailing. Guests will embark on a Transatlantic Crossing featuring over 15 jazz performances by over 15 artists, featuring Natalie Cole and Blue Note’s 75th Anniversary All-Star band. Roger Williams University Dean's List President of Blue Note Records Don Was, who is a celebrated musician and Danielle Bernier of Warner majoring in Anthropology/Sociology Grammy award-winning producer, will also sail during this musical voyage. Joshua Devriendt of Goffstown majoring in Biology Experience the best of jazz on this unforgettable Crossing during Cunard’s 175th Anniversary year. Book your stateroom today. Susanna Keilig of Hopkinton majoring in Biology Emma Limburg of New London majoring in Global Communication Lindsey Proulx of Bradford majoring in Anthropology/Sociology Tyler Sharby of Goffstown majoring in Biology Ryan Sharby of Goffstown majoring in Finance Union College Dean's List Kate Kozain of New London, a member of the Class of 2016, majoring in Neuro- science. Alicia Palmer of Henniker, a member of the Class of 2015, majoring in Psychology and Chinese. Franklin Pierce University Graduates * All entertainment and enrichment programming is subject to change without notice. In the event of such changes in schedule or performers Cunard will not be liable to compensate guests. Any guest who elects to cancel their Dawn Diane Doucet of Bow graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree in voyage will be subject to cancellation charges in accordance with our booking policies. Further information on the entertainment and enrichment programming schedule will be posted on www.cunard.com as it becomes Nursing. available. Fares apply to minimum lead-in categories on a space-available basis at time of reservation. Fares for other categories not shown may vary. Fares are per person, do not include air travel, are cruise only, based on Michael D. Kirouac of Bow graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Criminal double occupancy and apply to the fi rst two passengers in a stateroom. These fares do not apply to singles or third/fourth-berth passengers. Taxes, Fees, and Port Expenses of up to $70 per person are additional and subject Justice. to change. Fares quoted in U.S. dollars. Please refer to the applicable Cunard brochure or Cunard.com for terms, conditions and defi nitions that apply to all reservations. Ask about our applicable air add-on programme. Please reference promo code R7B. Ships’ Registry: Bermuda. ©Cunard 2015. The Cunard logo and logotype are registered Sarah M. Lennon of Bow graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Social trademarks of Carnival plc, an English company trading as Cunard Line. Queen Mary 2, Queen Victoria, and Queen Elizabeth are trademarks owned by Cunard. All rights reserved in the United States and other countries. Note: For Work and Counseling. assistance reserving a wheelchair-accessible stateroom, please contact customer service at 1-800-728-6273. Blue Note is a registered trademark of Capitol Records, LLC. Other Schools Brett Power of Contoocook received a bachelor of music degree in sound record- ing technology from UMASS Lowell. Call today to book this exciting offer! Kasie Tucker of Bow, a junior majoring in Health Sciences, was named to the Dean's List at Franklin Pierce University. Marissa Bohlman of Contoocook has been named to first honors on the Clark Red Coat Travel University Dean's List. 246 West Main Street, Hillsborough, NH David Bennett Wood a Contoocook resident, received a M.A. in Teaching degree 1.800.273.9807 from the School of Social Work from Simonds college. Klare B. Nevins of Warner has been selected for inclusion on the Dean's List at St. Lawrence University. www.granitequill.com | august 14, 2015 | The Messenger | Page 17

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Benwell previously was convicted of shoplifting in ceilings, marble fireplace, master BR suite, and FHW/oil heat • Private well Franklin District Court in May 2005, and April 2007, so the charge and septic system • Tax Map 7, Lots 37-1 and a portion of Lot 37. Mortgage was upgraded to a felony. Ref: Hillsborough County Registry of Deeds Book 7279, Page 732. Sale per order of Mortgagee by its Attorneys: Merra & Kanakis, P.C., Nashua, Henniker Police issue Scam Warning NH; Mark D. Kanakis, Esquire. File Ref: #19,734. Terms: $10,000 deposit The Henniker Police Department would like to warn all resi- by cash, certified check, bank check, or other form of payment acceptable dence about a possible scam concerning Care Package Campaign to Mortgagee at time of sale, balance due within 45 days. Other terms may LLC, (Supporting our Troops, one care package at a time). Individu- be announced at time of sale. All information herein is believed but not als are going door-to-door advocating for donations for our troops. warranted to be correct. The Mortgagee does not warrant the condition or existence of any feature described above. It is unclear on their website what the donations are being used for. For more information, please visit our website If you are approached please use caution with donating anything that has your personal information on it. We encourage our resi- NH Lic. James R. St. Jean dents to investigate the organization prior to donations. If you have #2279 AUCTIONEERS any questions please feel free to contact our office. 603-734-4348 . www.jsjauctions.com Page 18 | The Messenger | august 14, 2015 | www.granitequill.com 'Nick's Other Band' closes out the season at Robinson Bandstand Put on your dancin' shoes Mama and Other Band has a way of making the audi- out at the concert or go online to www.Hen- prepare to get down as Nick's Other Band hits ence part of the performance. niker.org and fill out an online evaluation of the Angela Robinson Bandstand on Tuesday At the concert, you will have a chance to all the shows you attended. Your feedback is evening, August 18 to close out the 2015 Sum- provide feedback on the summer series. Be instrumental in deciding the musical talent mer Concert Series. This should be a rocking sure to fill out the evaluation form handed for next year. good night of Top 40 hits from yesterday and today where everyone gets into the act. Twice named "New Hampshire's Best Dance Band," Nick's Other Band has been delighting audiences throughout New England for ten years. Covering classic rock 'n roll tunes with tight harmonies and an irresistible, bluesy style, the band welcomes the public on stage to participate with vocals, percussion and guitar. Nick's Other Band brings crowds to their feet with easily recognizable hits by the Doobie Brothers, Van Morrison, the Doors, Beatles, Stones, Delbert McClinton, ZZ Top and more. Bring your dance shoes for an evening of fun and sing along with your favorite tunes. Nick's

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Outing on August 23, 2015. Experience the History and Beauty of the NH seacoast with a tour of Portsmouth Harbor and a cruise to the Isle of Shoals. The outing includes the bus and Harbor Tour thanks to a generous gift of tickets from Messenger owners Joyce and Leigh Bosse and bus costs covered by the Town of Hillsborough and The Roberts Family of Hillsboro Ford and Hillsboro Chrysler. 9:30 am:Depart from Shaw’s parking lot, 276 West Main St. Hillsborough. 11am: Lunch/shopping on your own in Portsmouth. 1:30 pm: Boarding begins at Isle of Shoals Steamship Company . 1:55 pm:Our fully and expertly narrated Pictured here is Army Staff Sergeant Matthew DeWitt's new home. DeWitt was injured in tour of Portsmouth Harbor and the Isle of July 2003 in Khalidiyah, Iraq, during an attack. As a result of his injuries, DeWitt lost both Shoals departs. arms at the elbow, and required skin grafts to his face, legs and arms. Last year’s Fabrizia 5:15 pm: Our tour returns to shore. and NHLiquor Commission fundraiser supported the construction of an adaptive home 5:30 pm: Depart for home on the bus. built for DeWitt in Hopkinton. Rest stop at Johnson’s Dairy Bar. AUTO  Quality auto care Jim and Laura Roberts WILL REPAIR CUSTOM WORK INSPECTIONS YOUR VEHICLES! OUR SPECIALTY! full service repair shop Hot Oil Spraying • Will deliver all campers, including 270 Browns Way Rt. 77 West, 32 Dustin Tavern, Rd., Weare, NH 603-545-8067 Henniker, NH 03242 5th wheels 603-428-3939 • Haul Scrap Metals & Junk FAX 603-428-3113 $ 00 Cars Collision Repair Hours: M-F 8-5 5 Off ! 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It is very gratifying to see Robin and gathered at the Franklin Pierce Lake As- who gladly stepped up to help make FPLA Franklin Pierce Lake receive the attention sociation (FPLA) Annual Meeting to honor what it is today, and the support of my hus- of the NH Lakes Association and the public Ms. Robin Loveland, this year’s recipient of band Richard.” “We owe our Lake Associa- with the granting of this award to Robin” the prestigious John F. Morten Award for tion’s foundation and continued success to added FPLA President Frank Malinoski. Exemplary Lake Stewardship presented by Tom O’Brien, President of the NH Lakes Association. Ms. Loveland is the founder and Past President of the FPLA that has grown membership to over 90 homeowners around Pierce Lake. “The Morten Award was established in 2002 to honor John Morten’s lifelong dedication to NH lakes and the award recognizes those creative, leader-activists who give selflessly of their time to the cause of protecting our lakes. 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SUNDAY • 8/16 • 11-1 4 Penstock Road, Hillsborolsboro ANTRIM-Enjoy year round, carefree living at Breezy Point Condominiums, a 14 unit WATER- Newly remodeled 3 bdrm Ranch nearar totownown yyetet HILLSBORO-HI Enjoy country living in this 3 bed- private. New kitchen with breakfast bar, open FRONT community on FRANKLIN PIERCE LAKE. room, 1½ bath Cape. Features a nice eat in kitchen This 2 bedroom unit has waterviews from all rooms. concept living and dining rooms with fi replace, w/ lots of cabinets and stainless steel appliances, Hardwood fl oors, large master suite with new Large open concept living room, dining area leads three season porch, dining room or den. Man Cave to covered porch. Master bedroom has sliders to bath, Two other BRs share another new bath. 3 w/ pool table & bar on lower level, playroom for the season porch with deck. Lower walk out level has its own porch. Fully applianced kitchen with lots of kids, detached two car garage. 5 mins to Rte 9 for cabinets, move in condition. Comes with your own 4 fi nished, heated rooms with ½ bath formerly easy commute to Concord or Keene. $185,000. used as Chiropractor offi ce. Ideal for HOME boat dock, private beach for residents, storage area BUSINESS, OFFICE or in-law apt. $229,000 for RVs, boats, etc. Offered at $290,000

HILLSBORO-Stunning Garrison Colonial on 2 landscaped acres. Kitchen w/ stainless steel appliances, granite counters & breakfast nook. HILLSBORO-This 3 bedroom Tri-Level home is Front to back living room w/ fi replace & built in ANTRIM-WATERFRONT-Franklin Pierce located on a corner lot near one of the beaches at bookcases, dining room, family room opens to Lake. Spectacular 4100 sf Custom built Con- Emerald Lake. Kitchen with center island and dining screened porch. Master suite w/ walk in closet, temporary on 4.3 acres w/ 351 ft of waterfront. area leads to deck. Master bedroom has ¾ bath. bath w/ soaking tub & separate shower. Three Open concept living, 2 gas fi replaces, separate Two other bedrooms share full bath. Finished room other BRs and full bath complete the second master suite on 2nd fl oor. Additional 2-4 BRs, 3 in basement plus lots of storage space. Don’t miss fl oor. Third fl oor is fi nished with a sewing/craft/ baths, huge family room. 3 car attached garage this one at $149,000 offi ce area and a separate sitting/TV area. At- plus 45x26 detached garage for RV/Boat. Also tached 2 car garage. Separate 3 car garage could included is an adjacent 5.4 acre approved build- be converted for business or offi ce. Conveniently ing lot with 309 ft of frontage. Don’t miss this located near Rte 9 for easy commute to Concord opportunity. $899,000 or Keene. Near Franklin Pierce Lake. $339,500

HILLSBORO-Year round cottage at Franklin Pierce Lake. Close to the deeded, level, sandy beach. Two bedroom Ranch style has been totally updated with new windows, furnace, siding, insulation and ANTRIM-Located near center of town is this metal roof. Open concept living/kitchen area with charming two family home. Each apt has 2 bed- woodstove. Three season porch. Summer fun on the rooms, newly painted, refi nished hardwood fl oors. lake with boating, swimming and hiking. Winter fun HILLSBORO-Enjoy all the seasons at Emerald Ideal for someone looking to live in one unit and with snowmobiling and nearby skiing. $159,900 Lake. This 2-3 BR Chalet is ready for a new owner have tenant help pay mortgage. Separate utilities, and a is a short distance to the beach. Large living/ two car garage, shed, new roof. Potential owner dining area w/ woodstove, galley kitchen, enclosed fi nancing.. $119,000 porch w/ woodstove, full bath. Natural pine ceilings and walls & wide pine fl oors. Easy maintenance. HILLSBORO-Beautiful 5.2 acre WATER- FHA heat for year round use. Most furnishings can FRONT building lot on the Contoocook River. stay. 24x8 open deck, outdoor shower, storage 1580 feet of frontage across from golf course. shed. Near hiking, golf and skiing. $120,000 Sandy beach. $55,000

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Customize your pass with one of the following options: Goffstown High School Fall Sports Powder Pass Club • Unlimited • Midweek • Transferable Football: Monday, August 10th Mandatory Parent & Player Meeting 6pm to 8pm - GHS Theatre Cross-Country: TO PURCHASE SEASON PASSES: Monday, August 17th 8am - GHS Main Gym Lobby PATSPEAK.COM Field Hockey: 1�888�PATS PEAK Route 114, Henniker, NH Monday, August, 17th, 18th and 19th, 7:30am - Lions FieldGolf: Monday, August 17th, 18th and 19th, 7:30am (Wear Collared Shirt and NO cargo shorts) - Stonebri- Low Unlimited Season Pass Rates Good through September 1, 2015. dge Country Club Boys Soccer: Monday, August 17th, 18th and 19th, (Double Sessions) 10am to 12pm and 6pm to 8pm - GHS JV. Soccer Field Girls Soccer: Monday, August 17th, 18th and 19th, 8am to 10am (Wearing White Tops, Black Red Coat Realty Shorts and Socks) - GHS JV. Soccer Field. Fall Co-Ed Spirit: Monday, August 17th, 246 W. Main St., Hillsboro 464-3053 18th adn 19th, 6pm to 8pm - GHS Back Gym Hillsboro: Looking Girls Volleyball: for one fl oor living? Monday, August 17th - 8:30am to 10am All Players, 10am to 11am 9th graders, Move w/d to 1st fl oor 6:30pm to 8pm 10th-12th graders. Tuesday, August 18th - 8:30am to 10am 9th and eliminate stairs en- and 10th graders, 10:30am to 12pm 11th and 12th graders. Wednesday, August tirely. “Cute as a button, 19th - 8:30am to 10am 9th graders, 10:30am to 12pm 10 thru 12th graders. neat as a pin” ranch with Bass Fishing: TBD two portable garages on Mountain View Middle School Fall Sports over an acre of land with GIrls Soccer: 2 portable garages for Try Outs: August 31st 9:00am-11:00am, September 1st & 2nd 3:30-5:00 your camper, etc. Close Cross Country: to golf, swimming, boat- August 31st 9:00am -10:15am, September 2nd practice will begin after school ing, hiking, snowmobile from 3:30-5:00 (The running club will continue to meet at MVMS throughout the trails, Pat’s Peak and week of 8/24-8/28 from 9:00am to 10:00am. Everyone is welcome.) Crotched Mountain ski Field Hockey: areas. Near Park&Ride Try Outs: August 31st 8:30am-10:30am, September 2nd & 3rd 3:30-5:00 (instruc- for easy access to tional clinics will be held from Monday, August 24th through the 27th 8:30am- commute to Concord or 10:30am - All New Boston and Goffstown students are welcome to attend). Keene or Manchester. Volleyball: $173,900. Try Outs: August 31st 10:00am-12:00pm, September 1st & 2nd 3:00-5:00 (Instruc- tional clinics will be held from Monday, August 24th to August 26th from 10:00am -12:00pm in the gym. All New Boston and Goffstown students are welcome to attend). Boys Soccer: Try Outs: August 31st 11:00am-1:00pm, September 2nd & 3rd 3:00-5:00 www.granitequill.com | august 14, 2015 | The messenger | Page 23 Events: Community Bulletin Board Saturday August 15 Raffle prizes and 50/50 tickets sold at door. SRK GREENWAY: Visit the Bulkhead and Balanced Rock on the Proctor side of PARLIN FIELD 15th ANNUAL FLY-IN & AIRPORT OPEN HOUSE: Pancake Break- Ragged Mountain in Andover. Contact: Lee Carvalho (735-5719) or leecarvalho6@ fast - 8 to 11am ($5/plate) Smoked BBQ Pork Lunch - proceeds to benefit Parlin ACE gmail.com Academy 11am to 2pm ($10/plate) - Young Eagle Flights - free for ages 8-17 (10am WILMOT CONCERTS: on the town green from 6 to 7:30 pm. In case of rain the - 1:30pm) - Numerous aircraft on display Contact Heath Marsden at 978-886-0854 concerts will move to the Wilmot Town Hall. The Hive – rock and roll. The Wilmot or [email protected] for more information. Breakfast proceeds benefit Volunteer Fire Department will sell food. Newport Scout Troop 316. PIERCE HOMESTEAD: at 10am and 2pm. Jim Cooke, Crazy Yankees, presents KIMBALL POND TRIATHLON: (rain date Aug.16) 5:30-8 pm, registration from “Daniel Webster: I Still Live. Daniel Webster was a frequent visitor to the Pierce 5-5:30 pm. Celebrate the end of the season at Kimball Pond with an evening of fun. Homestead during the years that Franklin lived there, from his childhood through Triathlon course includes a Fun Run (costumes encouraged) through Hawthorne mid-adulthood. He is often considered as having had a major impact on young Trails and Swimming and Kayaking on Kimball Pond. After the competition, enjoy Franklin’s views. Meet the New Hampshire farm boy who grew up to become the extended Pond hours until 8pm with music and food. Prizes awarded. Pre-Register nation’s orator and statesman. Sponsorship $500. online or on the day of from 5-5:30 pm. $10.00 registration fee (register as a team or PIERCE HOMESTEAD: Noon and 3pm Harp Recital: Sharon Dowling. Sharon is a as an individual) BRING YOUR KAYAK IF YOU HAVE ONE. All proceeds will be donated well-known local musician, recognized for Celtic Harp Recitals. to swim lesson scholarships for the 2016 season. WEARE BINGO: the nonprofit South Weare Improvement Society (SWIS) will hold Sunday August 16 its monthly bingo game at Osborne Memorial Hall,16 Deering Ctr. Rd., Weare. The DEERING PROGRAM: 11:30am. “The Secrets of Cellar Holes,” The Deering Commu- door opens at 6pm and play starts at 7pm sharp. Pull-tabs and a Carry-over Coverall nity Church. Program sponsored by the N.H. Humanities Council. Adair Mulligan will are available. Refreshments include hot dogs, chips, beverages, candy and desserts. share her research in an illustrated talk. Free and open to the public. Call 529-7764 All SWIS functions benefit continued renovation of Osborne Hall, which is currently for further information. for rent for weddings, showers, anniversaries, etc. (529-7282 for details). CIVIL WAR SESQUICENTENNIAL: Washington, NH. America’s first town to be COMEDY SHOW: Sunapee Police Benevolent Association presents: BUCKY LEWIS. incorporated under the name of General George Washington will host a major Doors open at 7pm. Show begins at 8:00 pm. Only $20 per person. At Sherburne celebration marking the 150th anniversary of our Civil War ending in 1865. Gymnasium. Tickets available at the Sunapee Police Dept or by phone 603-763-5555. YARD SALE: Food Sale Cookbooks 8am - 2pm. Benefit Purling Beck Hall, 2278 

TOWN OF DEERING Hillsborough Conservation Commission PLANNING BOARD P.O. Box 7 • Hillsborough, New Hampshire 03244-0007 762 Deering Center Road Deering, NH 03244 ABUTTER AND PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC HEARING A notice is hereby given in accordance with RSA 36-A:4, 36-A:5 & 675:7 that the Conservation Commission will be holding a public In accordance with the Town of Deering Site Plan hearing to receive public input about it’s proposed purchase of a Regulations, the Deering Planning Board will be portion of a property at Map 12, Lot 132. Th is public hearing will holding a public hearing for the proposed construction take place on September 3, 2015 at 7:00 pm at the Town Offi ces, of a trailhead parking area to access the Hedgehog 27 School Street, Hillsborough, NH, during a regular meeting of the Ridge Trail for the Society for the Protection of NH Commission. Anyone needing assistance to attend this meeting is asked to contact the Town Offi ce one week prior to the scheduled date. Forests, Map 218, Lot 28 on Tuesday, August 25, 2015 at 7:00 PM at the Deering Town Hall. Hillsborough Conservation Commission

TOWN of HENNIKER TOWN OF HILLSBOROUGH, NH PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE PUBLIC HEARING Wednesday, August 26, 2015 at TheT Board of Selectmen will be holding a public hearing pursuant to RSA 79-D:5 I on Tuesday, August 25, 7:00 p.m. at the Henniker Town Hall 2015 at 6:15 p.m. in the Community Building located at Case: 2015-07 – Proposed Site Plan for 27 School Street for the purpose of considering an application for a Discretionary Preservation Easement the construction of a 3,200 sq ft wood chip application submitted by Whitney Powers for a barn storage building, at 1310 Old Concord located at 585 Center Road. Road, Applicant: Cousineau Forest Products Any person requiring any form of special assistance should owner, Lot 604, Zoned CH Heavy Commercial. notify the Town Offi ce no later than August 17, 2015. Application Acceptance and Public Hearing. Hillsborough Board of Selectmen Page 24 | The Messenger | august 14, 2015 | www.granitequill.com Events: Community Bulletin Board East Washington Rd., Washington, NH. For a space call Vic at 495-0430. on Tuesday evenings at 6:30pm. Bring a blanket or a chair to sit on. Free and open to PIERCE HOMESTEAD: 9:30 am (presented by Living History Event NH) Thomas the public. Come on down, bring the kids, and enjoy music on the common. Jefferson presented by Thomas Jefferson impersonator, historian, and motivational NICK’S OTHER BAND: Our summer series concludes with this classic rock band speaker Steve Edenbo. When he was near the completion of his life, Jefferson covering artists from Delbert McClinton to Ray Charles, Van Morrison to the Allman insisted that he most wanted posterity to remember him for three things: The Brothers. An evening of dancing in the streets to your favorite contemporary artists. Declaration of Independence, The Statute of Virginia For Religious Freedom, and The Henniker Summer Concert Series, 7pm, Angela Robinson Bandstand, Community University of Virginia. 11am to 3pm. Concord Coach, at one time a Tavern, the Park. Free. In case of rain, program will be in Community Center. Homestead was a frequent stop for weary travelers along the 2d NH Turnpike. See an MUSIC ON THE COMMON: 6:30pm. Erik Ray Blues. Bring a blanket or a chair to sit original coach arriving at 11am and learn about the history of the Abbott Downing on. Jimbo’s Jumbos will be here again for hotdogs and drinks. Company presented by Peter James at 1pm. Wednesday August 19 NEWPORT CONCERT: Pulse-Summercrest and McCrillis Insurance Company. All concerts on the Common 6-8 p.m. In case of rain, at the Methodist Church. HERB SOCIETY PROGRAM: Potluck and end of the season plant swap in the home SUMMER SERVICES: Hillsboro Center Congregational Church 10am services. Mar- and gardens of Mary Neubacher on Rte. 31 in Washington. 5-7pm. ian Baker, RM East African Quaker Missionary Hillsboro, NH. BEN MERE BANDSTAND: 7pm-9pm, MO’COMBO "One of the Upper Valleys favorite PIERCE HOMESTEAD 10am to 4pm. Open House Guided Tours in conjunction with bands, this “combo” offers classic R&B, straight ahead blues, and New Orleans bayou Hillsborough Historical Society’s Living History Event. For the first time in conjunc- funk, featuring strong vocals, smooth harmonies, and a smokin’ horn section. tion with the event, guided tours will be available included in the ticket price of the Thursday August 20 LHE. Sponsorship available, $400. TRIVIA TEST: Test your knowledge of 1950's Trivia at Fuller Public Library in Hills- Monday August 17 boro at 1pm. Prizes will be awarded. The Antrim Community VBS: will be held at The First Presbyterian Church HILLSBOROUGH CONCERT: Nobody Named Al - geezer rock of the 50's. Butler August 17-21 from 5-8pm. The theme for the week is called "Everest: Conquering Park 7 to 8 p.m. Bring a chair - bring a friend. Please use the wheel-chair ramp for Challenges With God’s Mighty Power!" Each evening begins with a free dinner for entrance to the vestry. See you in the park. participants and their families. Following dinner, the fun begins. Send your kids and FRANKLIN CONCERT: Tim and Dave 6:30pm in the Gazebo at Odell Park. Bring a grandkids on an icy expedition. Everest VBS is for kids from preschool to 8th grade. lawn chair or blanket. In case of rain at Opera House. Older teens are invited to help out, and there is a class for the adults. Please call 464- Friday August 21 9113 for more information and/or to register your child/children. This yearly event is ANDOVER COFFEEHOUSE: 7 pm, for the monthly "Third Friday" Andover Commu- sponsored jointly by the Presbyterian and Baptist Churches of Antrim. nity Coffeehouse show featuring Scott King, described as "a powerful vocalist, deft Tuesday August 18 guitarist, and crackerjack writer." Also appearing onstage that evening will be up to a HANDLING STRESS: Are you feeling stressed? Come to Fuller Public Library in Hillsboro dozen open-microphone performers. Doors to the Highland Lake Grange Hall in East at 7pm. Dr. Ernest Caldwell Jr. will talk about ways to handle the stress in our lives. Andover will open at 6pm for food purchases offered by the Andover Congregational MUSIC IN THE MEADOW: Music by Melissa Durkee and the Men in Black Band. Church and open-mic sign-ins on a first-come, first-serve basis. GREENFIELD CONCERT: Music on the Common, Erik Ray Blues. All concerts will be Saturday August 22 

Redhawks Annual Washington, NH Celebrates Sean M. Powers The Sesquicentennial RAFFLE Memorial Ride (150th Anniversary) TO HELP A SATURDAY, VETERAN August 15 of the Civil War All proceeds to benefi t Easter Seals Camp Sno-Mo 2015 Sunday, August 16, 2015 IN NEED 11:30am on the Town Common August 29, 2015 Rain Date .357 Blackhawk & SUNDAY, Registration: 9am or Pre Register .44 Magnum 50th August 16 at wearewinterwandererssc.org Anniversary collection set Departure Time 11:00 AM $25/Driver $15/passenger REASONO ABLBLBLE FACACCSIMSSIMILILIL E Tickets Starting at Hillsboro-Deering Departure: HK Powersports $20 Middle School, Hillsboro, NH; (1354 Hooksett Rd., Hooksett, NH) Donation Ending at Hopkinton Middle Destination: Camp Sno-Mo Sharon Oliviera (Crowley) is a High School, Hopkinton, NH (260 Griswold Ln., Gilmanton Iron Works, NH) Registration forms available at Hopkinton veteran Marine & Washington, NH Police Dept or email bwhite@colby-saw- teacher. She has Stage 2 Breast yer.edu; or morning of the ride, 9:30-11 at Raffl e BBQ Cancer. Her husband needs help the HDMS. Early reg. fee: $25/drivers, $15/ Baskets & Lunch to raise funds & is offering his passengers or $30 & $20 if registering the A gathering to pay tribute to those Included personal collection. morning of the event. who served and a salute to the 50/50 Drawing Winner must clear backround check to claim prize Lunch provided at Hopkinton Middle High Town’s Civil War Monument, which was the fi rst of its kind to Drawing: Sept 6 @ 5PM School (incl in reg fee or Walk-Ins for $5). be erected in the State of NH at American Legion More info. call Brenda @ 603-496-4306 Post 59 in Hillsboro www.granitequill.com | august 14, 2015 | The messenger | Page 25 Events: Community Bulletin Board POT ROAST SUPPER: The Washington Historical Society will host a Pot Roast Eric Jackson Smith Memorial Church Hillsboro, NH. Supper with potato, carrots, onions, cabbage, gravy, rolls and a variety of pies Tuesday August 25 for dessert. Camp Morgan Lodge. Serving from 5:30 to 6:30. Tickets for adults are $9 and for children 6 and under $5. Tickets are available at the General Store, by MUSIC IN THE MEADOW: Music by Jason Cann. reservation, 495-3231, or at the dinner while they last. NEW BOSTON CONCERT: on the New Boston Town Common/Gazebo from 6-8pm. BOOK & BAKE SALE: Clean used fiction and nonfiction titles for adults and chil- Karen Morgan and Pony Express. The New Boston Recreation sponsors these free dren, and home baked goods will be sold at bargain prices from 9 to 2 in the Weare concerts and will have the grill going at all concerts so you can purchase hot dogs, Town Hall, 16 N. Stark Highway, Weare center. This sale is sponsored by the Friends hamburgers, beverages and snacks. Bring a chair or sit in the grass and enjoy a great of the Weare Public Library with assistance from the Weare Lions Club. Proceeds summer evening of music, community and fun. benefit library activities. Call 529-2044 or email [email protected]. Wednesday August 26 WILMOT PROGRAM: The Wilmot Community Association (WCA) in partnership with Restoring the Waters Puppet Theater will present “New Voices – Ancient BEN MERE BANDSTAND: 7pm-9pm, BIRCHFIRE. Melodic, soulful and lively, Words,” an outdoor performance based on several children’s stories at 7pm at the Birchfire draws on the songs and sounds of the last century. WCA’s Timothy Patten Park, Shindagan Road. In case of rain, the performance will be Thursday August 27 at 7pm, Sunday, Aug. 23 at the park. HILLSBOROUGH CONCERT: Second Time Around - oldies but goodies - playing Sunday August 23 oldies but goodies. Butler Park 7-8pm. Bring a chair - bring a friend. Please use the GOFFSTOWN GOP ANNUAL BBQ: and First Annual Pine Tree Riot Commemora- wheel-chair ramp for entrance to the vestry. See you in the park. tion. Learn about Goffstown's part in the American Revolution. Come meet some SUMMER MUSIC ASSOCIATES CONCERT: First Baptist Church TRIO CLEONICE of the Republican Presidential Candidates and talk face-to-face with them. Try to Piano, Violin, Cello. Young, vivacious, exciting. All concerts 7:30pm in New dunk some of the Goffstown State Reps. Enjoy a great BBQ dinner from the best London, Tickets: Adult $25; Student $5; Season tickets: First four concerts: $85; Goffstown supplier in a beautiful outdoor venue from 1pm to 4pm at Lemay's, 116 five concerts: $100. Daniel Plummer Road, Goffstown. Buy your tickets in advance at GoffstownGOP.org Friday August 28 and save 20%. SOCIAL SECURITY: Presentation/discussion of Social Security, Medicare and SHIZUE SANO: noted pianist, will again perform a concert at the Deering Com- Medicaid 1pm at the Meeting House, 12 Reed St., Goffstown. Please park at Public munity Church at 3pm. Ms. Sano will perform works by Beethoven, Liszt, Rogers, Parking off School Street, proceed to the front of the brick building, take a left at the Joplin, and Gershwin. The concert is FREE with donations most welcome. street, use side door. Public welcome and bring your questions. WASHINGTON CONCERT: 7pm. Pianist and composer Will Ogmundson will appear in concert at the Washington Congregational Church. Donations are encouraged. A Saturday August 29 reception will follow the concert, and CDs will be available. Parking is in the lot BLOOD DRIVE: Webster Lodge in association with the American Red Cross will behind the church, and the building is fully accessible. be holding a blood drive from 9am-3pm. In addition to any perks being offered NEWPORT CONCERT: Smoke and Mirrors-Hubert's Department Store, Harrington's by the Red Cross. Webster Lodge will provide all donors with a certificate for a free Jewelers. All concerts on the Common 6-8 pm. 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Obituaries: Friends & Neighbors Remembered Garrick Casaletto Fla.; a daughter, Rhonda (Rollins) Hop- Neil R. Singer DEERING - Garrick went home to be wood, of Troy, Texas; a sister, Frances GOFFSTOWN — Neil Robert Singer, with his Savior. His life has come to an Chinn, of Wakefield, Mass.; seven grand- 65, passed away after a lengthy illness on end suddenly and has left children and five great-grandchildren. In Aug. 7, 2015, surrounded by his loving many who knew him griev- lieu of flowers, memorials may be made family. He was born in Hartford, Conn., ing his untimely death. He to the Wounded Warrior Project; please on Dec. 10, 1949, a son of Solon and is survived by his children, attach a note stating “In Memory of Miriam (Kollman) Singer. Neil was a Lynn and Rebecca; also by Ernest G. March Jr.” devoted husband, wonderful father and his mother & father, Gerri Ronald Allen Reister proud grandfather, and will be deeply & Paul Casaletto of Deer- FRANKLIN — Ronald A. Reister, missed by his loving wife of 43 years, ing, NH; also sadly missed 59, a longtime resident of Franklin, Mary; his daughter, Jessica Ecker, and by his brother, Peter Casaletto and his died Tuesday, Aug. 4, husband Sonny; his son, Douglas, and wife, Tammy of Goshen, IN; his sister, 2015, following a lengthy partner Sarah Bournival; his two grand- Paula (Casaletto) McCurdy and her hus- illness. Ron was born in daughters, Kennedy and Joley Ecker; his band, George of Hillsborough, NH; his Laconia July 24, 1956, mother, Miriam; his brother, Howard sister, Gina Leah Casaletto of Salem, NH; son of Justin "Jut" Reister Singer, and wife Carrie; and his brother- his brother, Michael Casaletto of Hud- in-law, Howard Schwab. He was preced- (7&PDF0- and Thelma Bundy. He son, NH; his sister, Heather Casaletto was predeceased by his ed in death by his father, Solon; and his of Deering, NH and Crystal (Casaletto) father, Justin Reister, sister, Jodi Schwab. In lieu of flowers, Montgrain and her husband, Michael of and mothers, Thelma Bundy and Elaine memorial donations may be made to the Lowell, MA; and brother, Richard Casal- Miller; brothers Richard "Dick" Robinson Janice Whittaker Music Fund, in care of etto of Hillsborough, NH. He also leaves and Robert J. Plourde. He leaves sons Temple Adath Yeshurun; Make-A-Wish many nieces and nephews and will be Justin R. Reister, little Ronnie Reister Foundation of New Hampshire, 814 Elm sadly missed by many, many friends. and stepson Justin Murphy; and his St., Suite 300, Manchester, NH, 03101; Ernest G. March Jr. daughters, Leiah Reister and Summer or the charity of the donor’s choice. WEARE — Ernest G. “Ernie” March Secret Reister; grandson, Caleb and Paula L. Mango Jr., 76, of Harker Heights, Texas, for- granddaughter, Taylor; sisters, Harriet FRANKLIN - Paula L. Mango, 54, merly of Weare, died on July 23, 2015, Corbin and husband William, Donna passed away on Friday, at a Temple, Texas, hospital. He was Theriault and husband Bob, Kathy Piruso Aug. 7, 2015, with her fam- born Nov. 18, 1938, to Ernest and Mabel and husband Pete, and Melonie "Melny" ily at her side, due to com- March in Somerville, Mass. He served (Weeks) Bell and husband Warren; and plications of breast cancer. in the U.S. Navy. He married Carolyn numerous nieces and nephews.Ron's Paula was born in Frank- March on June 2, 1961, in Malden, Mass. family asks that in lieu of flowers, dona- lin and graduated from He was a custom exhaust fabricator. Sur- tions in his name be made to the CRVNA Franklin High School in vivors include his wife of Harker Heights; and Hospice, 30 Pillsbury St., Concord, 1979. She was the young- a son, Ernest G. March III, of Melbourne, NH 03301. est daughter of Aime' J. Lemire and Ro- women's world Pamper yourself OPEN DAILY  # MY lace Salon 405 - P 9 Nail Salon #- 4 Central St., Hillsboro, NH 03244 Wanda Robie -9 • Owner/Stylist #9 • Toenails Trimmed HAIR DESIGN #-9 and Polished $10 ISO Products + • Pedicure $38 STUDIO Hrs: Tue-Sat 9AM-5PM • Evenings by Appointment (603) 305-1547 497 W. Main St., Hillsboro • 478-5722 www.granitequill.com | august 14, 2015 | The messenger | Page 27

Obituaries: Friends & Neighbors Remembered salie Lemire. She leaves her husband of brother: Donald Cormier. Laponsie. Many grand-children, great- 34 years, Bryan Mango, of Northfield; her Chester H. Martin grandchildren, nieces and nephews. daughters Taylor Therrien and husband NEWBURY — Chester H. Martin, Geoffrey Wyman Tupper Matthew of Sutton; and Kelly Mango of 84, of Newbury Heights Road, for- FRANCESTOWN - Geoffrey W. Concord; granddaughter Elaina Ther- merly of Danbury, died Monday, Aug. Tupper, 73, resident of rien; her mother Rosalie (Lemire) Fleury 10, 2015, at his home. He was born in Francestown, died on of Gainesville, Fla.; her brother Jesse Danbury on Oct. 30, 1930, the son of Aug. 2, 2015 at his home Lemire of California; sisters Edwina Ray Jennings and Fannie B. (Rand) surrounded by his loving Barton and Donna Hewitt, both of North Martin. Members of his family surviving wife and daughters. He Carolina. She also leaves many nephews include his wife of 64 years, Thelma L. was born in Springfield, and nieces. Donations may be made in (Patten) Martin of Danbury; four sons, Vt. on Dec. 5, 1941, and Paula's memory to Easter Seals, 555 Au- Douglas and his wife, Patty Martin of grew up in Marblehead, burn St., Manchester 03103, Bread and Sunapee, Randall Martin and Timo- Mass. son of Wyman and Edith (Wy- Roses Kitchen, c/o Claire Wallace, 135 thy and his wife, Rebecca Martin all of man) Tupper. Family members include Terrace Road, Franklin 03235, or Norris Danbury, and Kenneth and his wife, his wife, Monica R. Derr of Frances- Cotton Cancer Center at Dartmouth- Sharon Martin of Charleston, Maine; town; two daughters, Rachel Tupper Hitchcock Medical Center (1 Medical six grandchildren, Jessica, Hollie, Amy, Winston and her husband, Michael Center Drive) Lebanon 03766. Jeffrey, Jeremy and Daniel; two great- Winston of East Haven, Conn. and Robert J. Cormier grandchildren, Ashlynn and Nathaniel; Rebecca Tupper of Oakland, Calif., two PETERBOROUGH - 61, a resident nieces and nephews. Memorial contri- grandchildren, Emma Winston and of Peterborough, NH, passed away butions may be made to the Danbury Riley Winston; a sister, Edith Bishop peacefully at Pheasantwood's Nursing Fire E.M.S., P.O. Box 149, Danbury, NH and her husband, Charles Bishop of Home in Peterborough, NH following 03230. Sebastopol, Calif.; a brother, Arthur a period of declining health. He was George F. Strong Wyman Tupper of Provincetown, Mass.; born February 18, 1954, in Boston, NEW BOSTON — George F. Strong, two nieces, Anne Catherine Bishop, Massachusetts, the son of Joseph 83, died at Catholic Medical Center Sebastopol, Calif. and Kimberly Tupper and Mary (Holland) Cormier. He is on Aug. 7, 2015, following a period of Shiff, Washington D.C.; two nephews, survived by his sister Maryann Cheung declining health. Born in Goffstown, Timothy Wyman Bishop of New Zea- and her husband Mark of Hillsbor- he has been a lifelong resident of New land and Benjamin Tupper of England. ough, his step-daughter: Kimberly Boston. He was the son of Cecil H. and Predeceased by a younger brother Hayslip of Ohio, four step-grandchil- Barbara L. (Davis) Strong. He was George Chase Tupper and his parents dren: nieces and nephews: Joshua Ch- predeceased by a daughter, Marcia L. Wyman Tupper and Edith Wyman Tup- eung, Lindsey Cormier, Lance Cormier Strong. Members of his family include per, Marblehead, Mass. Donations can and Michael Cormier, his best friend: his wife of 45 years Elsie M. (Noyes) be made to organizations listed on the Gerry Kapiloff and his wife Jennifer of Strong. Six children Jeffrey D. Strong, FB memorial page. Home Health Care CA, and many other extended family Gary Drew, Wendy May Peterson, San- and Hospice in the Monadnock Region members. He is predeceased by his dra Lee Frost, Bonnie French and Joann is the family's first choice for donations.

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